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Then, during the following interglacial period at the beginning of the Holocene, about 10,000 years ago, this vast system disappeared almost completely as a consequence of the quick expansion of temperate forests (in Europe) and taigas (in Asia) from their ice-Age refugia [ 49].
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The segmented copolymer materials studied in this work were prepared in bulk and were completely amorphous as a consequence of the chemical composition of the soft and hard segments.
It seems that the regulatory activity of miR-124 is completely abolished as a consequence of base switch between positions 5 and 6.
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For the PSEQ condition in M4K1, MKKK-P amplitude showed no changes when Phos2 concentration was varied, implying that the implicit feedback loop was completely abolished as a consequence of PSEQ. Figure 4C shows the phase plot where steady state maximum amplitude of MKKK-P is plotted against the total concentration of Phos2, for various values of Phos2 for M4K1.
In Grem1-deficient embryos, Six2 expression was completely lost by E13.5 as a consequence of eliminating the metanephros by apoptosis (Figure 5B and Figure 4B) [17].
"I am completely convinced that this happened as a consequence of the operation that we carried out," he told a press conference.
As a consequence of the deluge of completely sequenced genomes belonging to a large array of species, one can expect to identify many homologues of enzymes which have been previously well studied at the experimental level.
As a consequence of Steps 1-3, A is completely continuous.
This treatment completely prevented the increases in P450 protein and mRNA expression as a consequence of POR deletion.
As a consequence of binary OMP partitioning, cells with completely new OMPs appear after only two generations.
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